Sentence examples for confused network from inspiring English sources

They can do magic helping me sort through confused network settings.

"Before she came, UPN was a confused network," says Dawn Ostroff, president of the CW, which will air ANTM on Wednesday nights and rerun it on Sundays.

Thus, although larger network neighborhoods include more of the network topological information, they could also "confuse" the network signal, depending on the topology of the aligned networks, in which case smaller neighborhoods may be preferred.

This could not only cause calls to be dropped, but would also confuse the network's software reducing the mobile system's overall capacity by blocking the reuse of channels.

For instance, Fox regularly buys print advertising for themselves in newspapers and trade publications, yet I've never heard of a Fox ad being rejected because readers might confuse the network with actual news (they act more like a PAC nowadays).

Instead, NBC's Jeff Zucker refused to budge and cooked up a bizarre work-around show that left viewers confused and his network besmirched.

Similarly, "accessibility" must not be confused with the network effect, that economics treats as a positive externality [79].

And it is the responsibility of the developed world to ensure that its billions of aid dollars are spent responsibly, and not merely to pay for more government jets.John O'SheaGOAL UKLondonData bytesSIR – Your survey on wireless networks confused the microprocessor with the integrated circuit (April 28th).

We must not therefore become confused by the term "network".

Disney's sojourn into the seedier, tawdrier precincts of social network gaming confused me.

The snipes — not to be confused with bugs, those network logos that pop up in screen corners during shows — are important enough to the beleaguered television industry that the networks plan to tolerate the backlash.